I've tried several discs that come with adhesive on them. But the adhesive fails to stick in the Florida Sun and the discs become loose .
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I had the same problem getting it to stay stuck, but I think it is the soft dash more than the sun. I have a smaller one stuck to the metal portion and it's been there for a year with no problems.
6875
I used this on the dash of a 2008 Equinox which is somewhat pebbled. Works fine with a dash camera & mount here in Alberta.
6876
I think it depends on the weight of the thing that you are sticking it to. I got this for a cell phone holder and it did not hold up in the So Cal weather. I ended up using the windshield
6877
The product from this seller is defective and will not stick no matter what you do. I live in MN, so heat is not the culprit. Just a poor product. I had one directly from my GPS manufacturer and it worked fine.
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This seemed to stick well. My girlfriend traded the vehicle it was in after about 4 months, so can't comment beyond that.
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Two suggestions: First and foremost, when first installing the disc, make sure it's on a flat section of your dashboard and pile books on it for the first few days whenever the vehicle is not in use. This will allow the adhesive to "cure" before you attach your GPS bracket or the bracket for some other device. Secondly, try to use those aluminum foil windshield shades whenever possible and throw a wash cloth over the GPS to shade the adhesive disc whenever you're not driving the vehicle. We do this in NC where the sun is also hot and it's been working.Paul Baragona Raleigh, NC USA Two suggestions: First and foremost, when first installing the disc, make sure it's on a flat section of your dashboard and pile books on it for the first few days whenever the vehicle is not in use. This will allow the adhesive to "cure" before you attach your GPS bracket or the bracket for some other device. Secondly, try to use those aluminum foil windshield shades whenever possible and throw a wash cloth over the GPS to shade the adhesive disc whenever you're not driving the vehicle. We do this in NC where the sun is also hot and it's been working.Paul Baragona... » Read More Two suggestions: First and foremost, when first installing the disc, make sure it's on a flat section of your dashboard and pile books on it for the first few days whenever the vehicle is not in use. This will allow the adhesive to "cure" before you attach your GPS bracket or the bracket for some other device. Secondly, try to use those aluminum foil windshield shades whenever possible and throw a wash cloth over the GPS to shade the adhesive disc whenever you're not driving the vehicle. We do this in NC where the sun is also hot and it's been working.Paul Baragona Raleigh, NC USA « Show Less
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Haven't had that problem. Have you tried super-glue or maybe an adhesive for plastic. How about contacting the manufacturer if you don't want to mess up the back if the glue doesn't work.
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Any brand will work with these however, the extra thickness to the CD may cause jamming in some readers. So pick a decent quality that will stick well and not lift on the edges.
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The product comes with a fun-tack type substance. It should hold your stars, but you can use other adhesives as desired.
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I think a double sided removable outdoor tape would work best. I have found the performance of these is far less than I expected, maybe your results will differ
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The adhesive is a 32 mm circle of foam tape on a hard flat disc. Depending on the curvature of the surface it may fit your application.
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Hm. For me this is a non-problem. I'm still very happy with my holder and I guess I've somehow got a paper-tearing technique that doesn't make a 'swing'. Maybe squirt a little Crazy Glue around the "hinge" part? For a less permanent but equally stable solution maybe try Sugru. Buy some on Amazon. It's wonderful, versatile stuff, a putty that will stick tightly to anything, wood, glass, metal, etc. but can also be pried off if needed.
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No. I actually have to tear mine down cause it isn't sticking right and peels at the edges . I've even tried spray glue still doesn't,unless someone else has a better idea.
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Some material on dashboards is too texured to use just the suction cup attachment alone. I use the included metal circle to insure greater adhesion of the holder under all conditions. It has never bumped off using the disc. It will definitely stick without the disc---BUT not IN-definitely. If you find you need to use the disc, it sticks on there as long as the adhesive works. I haven't had any problems using the disc. You can try to find SOME smooth surface/place on your dash but it might not be as convenient to use. I don't know if any "sunfading" might occur over the long term.
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The backing peels off. You need to apply pressure for the adhesive to work. A small 2 inch wide metal roller with one rounded side is sold for this by Eternabond. It makes it a snap, but before I got one I used the smallest linoleum roller - about 3 inches wide. Surface needs to be clean for the best bond, but in a pinch it works in the rain.
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They are self adhesive. However, if you are asking about a device to align and apply them to the CD or DVD disk, there is a plastic device, black, circular, with an elevated center that the label fits around lying face down. Then the disk is placed atop the device, covered with a clear plastic disk the size of a DVD or CD, pressed down to affix the DVD or CD to the label. These are advertised and available along with other items from Amazon.
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Yes, some people with outdoor applications have reported the adhesive failing from excessive heat. If you are replacing the half with the failed adhesive and want to avoid the problem again you might try using an additional two part adhesive, several people report having good success that way. A two part Epoxy adhesive seems to work best. Hope that helps.
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Not much luck here. When I first received, I pulled some of the labels off real easy like; however, most left the sticky glue. If you come up with solution, let me know.
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Somehow got this in my email, but yes and no. This pad is a Velcro-backed pad.....the discs you use w/ it need to be cloth-backed and they "stick" to the Velcro pad. CB
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Sorry but I never had that kind of problem. Maybe if you vigorously wiggle the red release mechanism? It does stick sometimes. Good luck.
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I glued industrial strength velcro to the rubber backing pad that comes with the buffer. Then hook and loop sanding discs will stick to it.
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Have you tried using your windshield? I found the adhesive disc to also not work for me. As my phone would fly across the car on sharp turns. But it has stayed intact with the windshield. You can pretty much toss the disc.